Bonţida

Coordinates: 46°54′0″N 23°48′0″E / 46.9, 23.8
Bonţida Commune
— Commune —
The Bánffy Castle
Location of the settlement on Cluj County map
Location on Romania map
Country	Romania
County	Cluj County
Status	Commune (Comună)
Settled	1263
Commune seat	Bonţida
Villages	Bonţida, Coasta, Răscruci, Tăuşeni
Government
- Mayor	Vasile Bodocan
Area
- Total	80.38 km² (31 sq mi)
Population (July 1, 2007)^[1]
- Total	5,050
- Density	62.8/km² (162.7/sq mi)
Time zone	EET (UTC+2)
- Summer (DST)	EEST (UTC+3)
Postal Code
Area code(s)	+40 x64^[2]
Website: http://www.cjcluj.ro/bontida/

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Bonţida

Bonţida (Hungarian: Bonchida, transl. "Bonc's bridge"; German: Bonisbruck) is a commune in Cluj County, Romania. It is known as the home of a Baroque castle owned by the Bánffy family (of which the last member was Miklós Bánffy); partly destroyed during World War II and neglected by the communist regime in Romania, it is currently being restored.

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v • d • e Municipalities, cities, and communes in Cluj County, Romania

Urban	Cluj-Napoca • Câmpia Turzii • Dej • Gherla • Huedin • Turda

Rural	Aghireşu • Aiton • Aluniş • Apahida • Aşchileu • Baciu • Băişoara • Beliş • Bobâlna • Bonţida • Borşa • Buza • Căianu • Călăraşi • Călăţele • Cămăraşu • Căpuşu Mare • Căşeiu • Cătina • Câţcău • Ceanu Mare • Chinteni • Chiuieşti • Ciucea • Ciurila • Cojocna • Corneşti • Cuzdrioara • Dăbâca • Feleacu • Fizeşu Gherlii • Floreşti • Frata • Gârbău • Geaca • Gilău • Iara • Iclod • Izvoru Crişului • Jichişu de Jos • Jucu • Luna • Măguri-Răcătău • Mănăstireni • Mărgău • Mărişel • Mica • Mihai Viteazu • Mintiu Gherlii • Mociu • Moldoveneşti • Negreni • Pălatca • Panticeu • Petreştii de Jos • Ploscoş • Poieni • Râşca • Recea-Cristur • Săcuieu • Sănduleşti • Săvădisla • Sâncraiu • Sânmartin • Sânpaul • Sic • Suatu • Tritenii de Jos • Tureni • Ţaga • Unguraş • Vad • Valea Ierii • Viişoara • Vultureni

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